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Louis Armstrong
Photography by Barrie Wentzell
“The Melody Maker had started in 1946 as a professional musicians’ paper and Louis Armstrong must have been featured in the early issues. Our resident jazz writer on the paper was Max Jones. He knew Billy Holiday, Louis, and many other great jazzers personally. It was always a pleasure going along with him to interview these people. Even though when this image was made in concert at the Victoria Palace during a Melody Maker jazz show, which was at the height of flower power, jazz and King Louis still ruled.”
Louis Armstrong performs at the Victoria Palace Theatre in London, 1968.
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Edition:  |
Limited to 50 |
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| Location: | London, GBR |
| Year: | 1968 |
| Color: | Black & White |
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Process: |
Silver Gelatin 40" × 30" Archival Pigment |
| Aspect: | Wide |
Please Note: Fine art prints are generally made to order and each is individually hand signed by the photographer. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery.
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